Giovanni And the Other Children Who Have Made Stories
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Then an awful volume of the blackness rolled over us and seemed to swallow the city up. I ran screaming to my mother s rooms. She met me before I reached them, and caught my hand in the darkness, and we ran through the falling vestibulum into the street. It was filled with shrieking, flying people. On all sides things were falling, the air was filled with stifling vapors, and we were smoth ered with heavy showers of hot ashes and scorched with burning fragments of pumice stone. We could not see... and we could not breathe ; I could scarcely cry out when a house or a temple crumbled near me, or a huge red-hot boulder came flying from the awful mountain and fell at my feet.
ONE WHO LIVED LONG, LONG AGO llj " We ran hither and thither in the darkness, not knowing where to go ; we stumbled over crushed and dead bodies, the ashes and lapilli came thicker and thicker. And in the midst of it I had a strange thought of the beautiful peristylium, with the garlands and statues and flowers, and the goldfish in the little crystal pool.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then an awful volume of the blackness rolled over us and seemed to swallow the city up. I ran screaming to my mother s rooms. She met me before I reached them, and caught my hand in the darkness, and we ran through the falling vestibulum into the street. It was filled with shrieking, flying people. On all sides things were falling, the air was filled with stifling vapors, and we were smoth ered with heavy showers of hot ashes and scorched with burning fragments of pumice stone. We could not see... and we could not breathe ; I could scarcely cry out when a house or a temple crumbled near me, or a huge red-hot boulder came flying from the awful mountain and fell at my feet.
ONE WHO LIVED LONG, LONG AGO llj " We ran hither and thither in the darkness, not knowing where to go ; we stumbled over crushed and dead bodies, the ashes and lapilli came thicker and thicker. And in the midst of it I had a strange thought of the beautiful peristylium, with the garlands and statues and flowers, and the goldfish in the little crystal pool.
What to read after Giovanni And the Other Children Who Have Made Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burnett, Frances Hodgson, 1849-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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